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America is $40 trillion in debt — and that’s not even the problem
Opinion: Rising yields are making America’s vast debt increasingly expensive to service, but an AI-driven productivity boom could accelerate growth, boost tax revenue and ease the burden
Daniel Leitner
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09.02.26
Blackstone makes rare cyber bet on Israeli startup Huskeys
Investment giant leads Huskeys’ $27 million Series A just five months after its stealth exit, betting on technology built to secure surging AI-agent traffic
ynet Global
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09.02.26
Jewish entrepreneurs build AI tools to fight antisemitism in New York
Around 100 Jewish-American and Israeli-American participants developed tools for reporting antisemitic incidents, mapping elected officials and connecting community allies as anti-Jewish hate crimes in New York remain elevated
ynet Global
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09.02.26
Gal Gadot defends AI use in new film: ‘Work with it or be out of the game’
The Israeli star says lawyers spent six months ensuring AI could not alter her performance in ‘Bitcoin,’ which uses the technology for sets and lighting; she also criticized DC’s handling of Henry Cavill and Patty Jenkins
ynet
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09.01.26
Israel races to harden critical infrastructure as AI cyber threats accelerate
Banks, hospitals and telecom firms are rethinking local servers, cloud use and automated defenses as AI lets attackers move faster, cheaper and at far greater scale
Daniela Ginzburg
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08.31.26
One in four Israelis may use AI to decide vote in election, survey finds
Israel Internet Association survey finds 71% encountered election-related false information, 57% saw fake accounts and about half encountered AI used to smear others; 70% fear political discourse could fuel more online violence
Israel Wullman
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08.30.26
Your AI is about to start spending your money. Who checks its ID?
Opinion: As AI agents begin buying, paying and hiring other agents, a new trust challenge is emerging: proving who they represent, what they can do and who is responsible
Prof. Ilan Alon
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08.29.26
Russian-speaking cybercriminals used SpaceX’s Cursor AI tool to hack 7 companies
Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity company Gambit Security discovered the hacking campaign after finding a server that a new ransomware gang called Aur0ra had inadvertently exposed to the internet; 'We’ll see more and more of this all the time'
Reuters
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08.28.26
124 reports in nine days: Inside Israel’s fake think tank bid to shape ChatGPT
The Israel-backed Hanover Institute published 124 reports in nine days on Gaza, genocide and antisemitism, using technology built to get content cited by ChatGPT and other AI tools; critics say the strategy may shape chatbot answers even as Israel’s standing with Americans continues to fall
Israel Wullman
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08.27.26
$28,000 per employee in 28 days: Microsoft starts asking what all that AI is costing
After years of encouraging employees to use AI aggressively, Microsoft is starting to scrutinize the cost: one worker reported nearly $28,000 in 28 days, while others allegedly began ‘tokenmaxxing’ to boost their standing on internal usage dashboards
Daniela Ginzburg
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08.27.26
The kids are going back to school, but AI has already changed the homework
With most Israeli students already using AI, educators face a new challenge: teaching children when to use it, when to question it and when to think for themselves
Chen Bareket
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08.27.26
Nvidia revenue doubles as AI giant lays out next phase of global expansion
Quarterly revenue jumped 106% to $96.2 billion as Nvidia outlines plans around Rubin, AI CPUs, specialized inference and massive data center investment
Dennis Bihler
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08.27.26
AI hallucinations help sink multimillion-dollar class action against AIG
Businessman seeking about $34 million from insurance giant withdraws his class action after a judge found five cited rulings did not exist, warning against ‘blind’ AI use and ordering the plaintiff to pay 20,000 shekels in legal costs
Lital Dubrovitsky
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08.26.26
AI boom drives 100 data center bids across Israel, testing the national power grid
A new Noga document reveals 100 requests for data centers nationwide, including projects at IKEA, BIG and Rami Levy sites, as AI and cloud demand push electricity needs to unprecedented levels
Sivan Hilaie
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08.26.26
OpenAI exposes Russian influence campaign built around Israel-based think tank
Russian-origin ChatGPT accounts promoted the International Burke Institute, copied academic work and pro-Kremlin narratives while trying to conceal their Russian origins
Daniela Ginzburg
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08.26.26
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